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From: Derek on 27 Jul 2010 11:33
I am trying to set up a serial communication link using a multi byte serial read terminator other than CR/LF. I need to read serial data that ends in a prompt sent by the transmitter, so ideally my read terminator would be [char(13), '>'] and I have tried to set the terminator to

set(m, 'Terminator', { [char(13), '>'] , char(13) };

but this is not valid. Is there any way to do what I need?

Thanks in advance.
From: Donn Shull on 27 Jul 2010 13:30
"Derek " <derek_cowley(a)bose.com> wrote in message <i2mu7h$23s$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> I am trying to set up a serial communication link using a multi byte serial read terminator other than CR/LF. I need to read serial data that ends in a prompt sent by the transmitter, so ideally my read terminator would be [char(13), '>'] and I have tried to set the terminator to
>
> set(m, 'Terminator', { [char(13), '>'] , char(13) };
>
> but this is not valid. Is there any way to do what I need?
>
> Thanks in advance.

Unfortunately the terminator must be a single ascii character of the equivalent decimal between 0 1nd 127. the only exception appears to be the special two byte sequences
'LF/CR' and 'CR/LF'

Hope this helps,

Donn
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